Scheduled
Saturday, 22 September 1984, "Dance Box", 23:30 - 00:15
Line up
Björk Guðmundsdóttir – vocals; Einar Örn Benediktsson – vocals, trumpet; Guðlaugur Kristinn Óttarsson – guitar; Birgir Mogensen – bass; Einar Arnaldur Melax – keyboards; Sigtryggur Baldursson – drums
Set list
01 A mutual thrill
02 Anna
03 Latent
04 The spire
05 Dismembered
Recording
I have a lossy recording of the above 5 tracks, total time 20'31".
Other info
Things brightened up there with Iceland's finest (albeit unopposed) K.U.L.K delivering a spunkish drunkish short set of Bow Wow Wow sounds, the words coming from the plainest boy in history and a girl with the most unsightly pageboy cut since Skafish. The guitar was groovy and the drums were bendy, and I could have listened to them for at least another 12 years if duty had not called. (NME, October 6, 1984 [Not sure if this is about Pandora’s - P@ndora])
Goodness gracious, great balls of fire - it's KUKL! Boy and girl charging around, shouting and screaming, while four others contrive to make one hell of a racket, lapsing into occasional bouts of melody. I'm not sure that it was their intention, but I found them jolly entertaining, and they should be seen if only to witness the extraordinary performance of that manic little girl. (Sounds, October 13, 1984)
Recording
I have a lossy recording of the above 5 tracks, total time 20'31".
Other info
Things brightened up there with Iceland's finest (albeit unopposed) K.U.L.K delivering a spunkish drunkish short set of Bow Wow Wow sounds, the words coming from the plainest boy in history and a girl with the most unsightly pageboy cut since Skafish. The guitar was groovy and the drums were bendy, and I could have listened to them for at least another 12 years if duty had not called. (NME, October 6, 1984 [Not sure if this is about Pandora’s - P@ndora])
Goodness gracious, great balls of fire - it's KUKL! Boy and girl charging around, shouting and screaming, while four others contrive to make one hell of a racket, lapsing into occasional bouts of melody. I'm not sure that it was their intention, but I found them jolly entertaining, and they should be seen if only to witness the extraordinary performance of that manic little girl. (Sounds, October 13, 1984)
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